Déjala

The song 'Déjala' by Nigga (Flex), also known as Flex, is a dialogue between two individuals, Nigga and Duende, who are both in love with the same woman. The lyrics express a conflict where each man believes he is the best partner for her, and they both plead their cases as to why they should be the one she chooses. The song is a blend of romantic reggaeton and R&B, styles for which Nigga (Flex) is well-known, and it captures the emotional turmoil of a love triangle.

The repeated phrase 'déjala' which means 'let her go' in Spanish, is a plea from one man to the other to step aside and allow him to be with the woman they both love. The lyrics describe the ways in which each man feels he is integral to her life, comparing themselves to the air she breathes, the water that gives her life, and the words that console her. This metaphorical language elevates their love to a necessity for her well-being, showing the depth of their affection and the seriousness of their intentions.

The song does not resolve the conflict but instead highlights the intensity of both men's feelings. It's a portrayal of the complexities of love and the pain of unrequited or competitive affection. The emotional weight of the song is carried by the passionate delivery of the lyrics, which is characteristic of Nigga (Flex)'s musical style. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the struggle of competing for love or the difficulty of making a choice between two potential partners.